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Everything posted by Chalky
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it should be in refosoul Grant, I've posted it in past. Quality not great so if anyone can do a decent quality mp3 would be much appreciated.
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I'm with you, for home personal use I'd sooner just use cd's or mp3's (pc goes through stereo). Carvers I use for unissued stuff for DJing only.
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Andy Dyson Records July 08 Sales Telephone +44 (0)1302 744927 e-mail: Dysonsoul@aol.com UK Postage (recorded 1st class) 1-2 £1.50, 3-5 £1.75 then 25p each disc. Europe Postage (recorded 1st class) 1-2 £1.50, 3-5 £1.75 then 25p each disc. Postal Address Andy Dyson Records 32 Wheatfield Drive Tickhill South Yorkshire DN11 9UT United Kingdom WOL Writing on label XOL Cross on label SOL Sticker on label WDL Water damaged label TOL Tear on label LD Label damage WDJ White Demonstration copy DJ Demonstration copy NAP Not affect play. LF Label fade 1 Honey & The Bees - Why Do You Hurt The One You Love - Arctic Ex £100 Rare Canadian issue!!!! 2 Matt Brown - Sweet Think/Thank You Baby - Jar Val M- £750 Two great sides fro the Stafford era. 3 Tony Love - Crying Time Is Over - Instant M- £60 4 Otis Lee - My Queen Is On The Scene - Quaint Ex+ £60 5 Gerri Taylor - Empty Arms And Bitter Tears - Constellation Ex £50 6 Betty La Vette - I'm Holding On - Big Wheel M- £50 7 Richard Paradise - Let Me Stay - A&T Vg £1,000 Indemand modern spin!!! Covered up as Daybreak!! 8 Jean Wells - Don't Come Runniong To Me - ABC Para WDJ Ex- £50 9 Sir Guy & Rocking Cavaliers - My Sweet Baby - DPG Ex+ £50 10 Newsound - Bet You Never Thought About It - Scorpion M- £80 Indemander! 11 Sam, Erv & Tom - Hard To Get - Dynamo Ex+ £30 12 The Four Bros - Let It All Reach Out - Carla M- wol £150 13 Fantastic Four - Live Up To What She Thinks - Ric Tic WDJ Ex xol £60 14 The Ballads - I Can't See Your Love - Vee Jay WDJ Ex £60 15 Johnny Gilliam - Baby Take Me Back - Modern M- £65 16 Mamie P Galore - You Got The Power - Thomas Ex+ £15 17 Wally & The Knight - Every Man Has A Dream Sometime - Tarx M- £30 Uptempo & midtempo northern. 18 Taurus & Leo - I Ain't Playing Baby - Velvet Sound M- £25 19 Magnificent Six - Forever More - L Brown M- £20 20 Chris Bernard - Mother - McVoutie M- £25 21 Invictus - New Babe (Since I Found You) - Rama Rama M- £25 22 Patti Austin - Got To Check You Out - Coral DJ M- £35 23 Untied Four - One More Year - Harthon Ex £40 24 Danny White - King For A Day - Kashe Ex £35 25 Roosevelt Johnson - Call On Me - Blackjack M- £40 26 Tee Fletcher - Would You Do It For Me - Tragar M- £70 27 Mighty Mustangs - First Love - Sureshot Vg £15 Nice uptempo & midtempo northern. 28 Bobby Williams - Play A Sad Song - Sureshot DJ Ex+ £20 Dancer & Deep flip 29 Malibus - Two At A Time - Sureshot DJ Vg £12 Fantastic dancer & Deep flip. 30 Lee & Cherokees - Take Your Time - Sureshot M- £20 Northern dancer. 31 Verna Rae Clay - He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not - Sureshot DJ M- £25 Sparse production midtempo. 32 Lisa Richards - Mean Old World - Sureshot DJ Vg £15 Uptempo dancer 33 Kurtis Scott - No, No Baby - Sureshot DJ M- £30 Dancer & slowie flip 34 Troy Marrs & The Dynamics - Rhythm Message - Sureshot DJ Ex+ £20 Old cover up from the days of the Shotts allnighters for Colin Law 35 The Quality Controls - Grapevine - Sureshot Ex+ £20 Instrumental. 36 Lee Stone - Wait For Me - Sandura WDJ M- £80 37 Eddie Jefferson - Uh Oh (I'm In Love Again) - Stax M £70 38 New Yorkers - There'll Come A Time - WB WDJ M- £30 39 Bobby Patterson - My Baby's Coming Back To Me - Jetstar DJ yellow vinyl M- £30 40 The Identities - When Love Slips Away - House Of The Fox Ex £25 41 Patrice Holloway - Stay With Your Own Kind - Capitol M- £25 42 Kjimmy Hughes - My Loving Time - Jamie WDJ M- £25 43 Singing Sam - Move It Baby - Dan-Dy M- £25 44 Dramatics - Inky Dinky Wang Dang Doo - Wingate M- £25 45 Showmen - Take It Baby - Swan M- £20 46 Rocky Roberts & Airedales - Too Much - Brunswick DJ Ex xol £30 47 Showstoppers - Ain't Nothing But A House Party - Showtime Ex £30 48 Fabulous Downbeats - Life Goes On - Poison Ring Ex+ £25 49 The Objectives - Love Went Away - Jewel WDJ M- £25 50 The Ambers - Blue Birds - New Art M- £30 51 Cicero Blake - Take It From Me - Renee M- £30 52 Sam & Bill - Come On Show Me - House Of The Fox WDJ Vg £25 53 Magnificents - Take Me On - Symbol M- £25 54 William Hunt - Would You Believe - Streamside Vg £25 55 Sweet Three - I Would If I Could - Cameo Parkway WDJ M- £30 56 Prophets Of Soul - Shad Of Red - Marsi Ex £25 57 Tommy Tates - Darling, Somethings Gotta Give - Verve DJ Ex- £20 58 Globeliters - The Way You Do - Philtown M- £20 59 Dennius Jones - Is There A Reason - Plug M- £50 60 Geno Washington - Understanding - Congress WDJ M- £40 61 The Hymes Sisters - Walking Around The Town - JerJimHan M- xol £30 62 Lenny O'Henry - Across The Street - Atco M- £25 63 Carl Carlton - So What - Lando M- £100 64 Willie Mallory - You Went Back (On What You Said) - Lanor Ex+ £40 65 SouL City - I Shot For The Moon - Mercury WDJ Ex- £80 66 Boby Byrd - Lost In A Mood Of Changes - Smash Ex £40 67 Wilbur Reynolds (Jimmie Lee) - Who'll Cry - Resist M- £100 68 Marva Whitney - Saving My Love For My Baby - Federal M- £25 69 Ultimations - Would I Do It Over - Mar-V-Lus M- £25 70 Barons - I've Got A Feeling - Etah Ex £150 71 Timmy Brown - Baby It's Ok - Ember WDJ Ex+ £20 72 Jimmy Robbins - I Can't Please You - Jerhart M- £20 73 Hesitations - No Brags Just Fact - GWP Ex+ £75 Fantastic, had spins at Lifeline. 74 Lord August - Found Me A New Love - VOL Ex £100 Nice Texas dancer. 75 Velvets with Louis Prejean - Estelle Parker - Bofuz Vg £150 Fabulous uptempo Northern. 76 Gene Middleton - You Can Get It Now - Soul Town M £250 Brilliant Northern & classic Dep Funk flip. Slight warp does not affect play. 77 Toby Lark - Lots Of Heart - USD M £500 Great dancer & Ballad flip. 78 Shirley Combs - Why Should We Stop Now - Lisa M- £75 79 The Shadows - My Love Is Gone - Golden Sound Ex+ £150 80 Fantastic Four - Can't Stop Looking For My Baby - Ric Tic Ex £150 81 Bobby Montgomery - Make Me Yours - Highland WDJ M- £200 82 The Stimulation - Can You Dig Where I'm Coming From - Hi Stepping M- £200 83 Tony Middleton - To the ends Of The Earth - MGM Ex £200 Nice issue. 84 Tony Hestor - Watch Yourself - Karate Ex+ £200 85 Daybreak - I Ned Love - PAP M- £800 86 Stan Devereaux - Sad Tomorrows - Sujay Ex+ £250 87 Jimmie Gresham - Be Prepared To Pay - Barbary Coast WDJ M- wol £200 88 Mickay Laney - I'm Gonna Walk - Vulcan Ex+ £100 89 Al Waples - Moving On - Audio Arts M- £25 90 Delacardos - I Know I'm Too Much - Atlantic WDJ Ex+ £25 91 Barbara Banks -The Night Time Feelin' - MGM DJ M- £30 92 Delacardos - She's The One I Love - Atlantic Ex+ £25 93 Jackie Shane - In My Tenament - Sue M- £40 94 Jackie Shane - Any other Way - Sue Ex £25 95 Gin & The Gents - Dreams For Sale - Eldorado M- £25 96 The Cravens feat Rex Garvin - Searchin' - Saber M- £25 97 Jimmy Radcliffe - So Deep - Shout M £25 98 Marvin L Sims - Old Man Time - Revue M- £25 99 The Bouquets - Ain't That Love - Blue Cat WDJ M- £30 100 Mike & Censations - Don't Mess With Me - Highland M- £20 101 Ramsey Lewis - Party Time - Cadet M- £25 102 Junior Lewis - Forty Days And Forty Nights - Columbia WDJ M- £40 103 Gerald Sims - You'll Never Be Sorry - WB Ex £40 104 Platters - Devri - Musicor M- £10 105 Quotations - Havin' A Good Time - Imperial DJ M- £20 106 Samuel Moore & The Chi's-TNT's - I'm So Jealous - DJO M- £25 107 Twentie Grans - Giving Up Your Love (Is Like Giving Up the World) - Columbia WDJ M- £25 108 Brothers Of Soul - My Heart Is In Trouble - Intrepid M- £25 109 The Webs - Tomorrow - Popside M- £20 110 Sensations - Oh, Girl - Way Out M- £15 111 Mary Wells - I Found What I Want - Reprise WDJ M- £25 112 Kittens - Ain't No More Room - Chess M- £30 113 Four Sonics - It Takes Two - Sport WDJ M- £25 114 Jimmy Robbins - In My Heart - Jerhart M- £25 115 E. Jackie Hines - I'm So Glad - Cosmic M £40 116 Dee Clark - Lost Girl - Columbia WDJ M £40 117 June Adams - Human Race -Roulette WDJ M- £45 118 Troy Dodds - Trying To Find My Baby - Baytown Ex £30 118 Johnny Moore - You're The Girl For Me - Chi City M- £25 120 Nate Nelson - Once Again - Prigan M- £40 121 Ronnie Milsap - Ain't No Soul - Scepter WDJ Ex+ £35 122 Obrey Wilson - She Used To be Mine - Epic M- £40 123 Tommy Hunt - I Don't Want To Lose You - Atlantic M- £30 124 June Gatlin - Baby Cakes - Revue M- £40 125 Bette Boothe - Teardrop Avenue - Falew DJ(sticker) M- £35 126 Gene Chandler - You Threw A Lucky Punch - Vee Jay WDJ Ex+ £30 127 Dee Clark - No Body But Me - Vee Jay WDJ M- £25 128 Springfield Rifles - That's All I Really Need - Jerden M- £40 129 Bobby Bland - I Ain't Myself Anymore - Duke M- £25 130 Sammy Sevens - You Are A Lucky o And So - Swan WDJ Ex+ £30 131 The Girls Three (Jess Dot & Me) - Baby, I Want You - Chess WDJ Ex £35
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Had a mate, many from Chesterfield area will remember Sammy, he lost his leg but he still gave it some on the floor.
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The "foreign" DJ's if thats the right word don't by and large play anything we don't already know from many playlists I've seen, but it's their approach to it all that is refreshing, all genres in a night and they will get up and dance, even if they have never heard it before. They are willing to give any record a try and will not dismiss it cause it was played here or there or made after the 60's. PS... anyone got an mp3 of the Sammy Campbell - I Never Thought - Queen City
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ta mate, arm ok, start strenghtening work at physio next week, back to work soon I hope.
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I do have that one myself...just too lazy to look it's actually the flip I'm after but thought I'd ask for both.
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Regents - Whatcha Gonna Do & the flip I Tried For You - Mad PM me if possible please.
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I like a drink with the best of 'em Dave but IMHO nighters were a better place before all night drinking at them came into being. It was better with the drugs and soft drinks than it is now with alcohol. Most of the problem has been from locals after a late drink causing friction with soulies but there's also been more incidents amongst soulies in recent years than in previous years. Not saying they weren't there before but problems were probably kept away from venues but alcohol brings out the worst in people. It's ridiculous trying compare the affects of amphet after a nighter and alcohol during a nighter, what about all those over the limit on alcohol after a nighter driving home, alcohol is far worse than the amphet. Why not compare the effects of amphet during a nighter against the effects of alcohol during a nighter, I know which would come out worse....(not condoning drugs btw ) If you want all-night drinking then enforce a membership and keep out the local idiots looking for a late drink with no interest in the music, that would be a start.....or are all-night promoters more interested in making money? Most would sooner pocket say £70 from seven local idiots and sort any trouble after it's happened rather than keep them out and have a trouble free night for the people that really matter.
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I hope it's ok too
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you can always get another cat
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when you post Leave Us Alone can you post the flip too please. Many thanks
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danceable soul, hit the nail on the head Paul, I play more than a few mid-tempo numbers in my sets but they are dancers. Stompers and uptempo all night gives me a headache!!!! I said don't wanna hear plodders and lounge music some venues resort too, many so called crossover isn't danceable. What the point of playing records you can't dance too? It's not about the people sat around the venues edges, it's all about the dancers.
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sent you them all bar Harder They Fall. I used to have this on a 45 so it will be on a tape or cd somewhere which I can find later if I get the chance...sure someone will save me the trouble looking though
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it's all about introducing or reintroducing records to the scene that have long been forgotten or rarely played. There's 100's that had maybe three plays before getting dropped from playlists of DJ's, there's loads from different era's that different generations have missed out on, Stafford/80's plays for the Wigan generation who returned mid 90's on, Torch/Wigan etc records the 80's crowd missed out on, the records are there, some great cheap stuff thats never been played because... well it's cheap and it's not good street cred top play a cheap record is it but like I said some just too lazy to look and want ready made floor fillers everyone else plays rather than look for records that no one else is bothering with, trend followers rather than trend setters, or as others call 'em....Sheep I agree once it's had exposure it's no longer forgotten, can still be underplayed as it may only get aired every two months, but the DJ's continue to seek out records that are underplayed and so rotate your play box.
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Maybe there should be like ABTA for travel agents etc etc there should be one for Northern Soul. The National Association of Soul Promoters who joined this association would then be able to advertise as such on flyers and show some sort of kite mark too Promoters who join this assocition would also be able to accept a member from another soul club into their venue just as long as that soul club was was a member too.....just like working mens clubs All venues dates woiuld have to be ratified by the committee and all squabbles and disputes would be settled by an arbitration panel and their decision would be final
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Lifeline all-nighters do strike a balance without resorting to the played out same old same oldies you hear week in week out at the majority of venues...air few younger folk in as well. And it's true across the board as well not your Angie Stone's, Drizzabone, King Tutt etc that some consider across the board. The oldies the Dj's at Lifeline play are underplayed or forgotten with the od popular one thrown in but they are dance floor friendly and if you have a policy and stick to it from the opening set it can and does work and they will dance. Lifeline is testament to that with a full house, but as soon as you resort back to your played out same old same thats when your problems start. Load of b*ll*cks when promoters and Dj's say the records aren't out there, they are just plain lazy buggers to idle to look or just too afraid to stick their neck out and try something different.
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and it was better for it too IMHO. You said all your hello's and got all your ale at the soul night warm up. Midnight off you went to dance, buy and sell records etc etc..... Alcohol the root of all evil
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Maybe so but back in the good old days all-nighters was what it was all about, everything else secondary. Now the soul night scene is probably having a bigger say of what goes and who are the so called "top" djs. It was also a bit of a closed shop as to who DJ'ed at an all-nighter as well at one time.
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Cause at the end of the day Kenny mate, the venue owners make their money from the sale of alcohol, they say they want a bar and there is nothing promoters can do about it. The venue owners can at the end of the day get just as much money and probably more from a "normal" kind of night were all the folk go to get pissed and pull a bird/bloke, unlike the northern scene where the punters intake of alcohol is no where near as much. Take it from me venue owners already complain they don't take enough over the bar and Lifeline have approached many venues in the past only to be told not interested, can make more from a disco and send bar staff home in a taxi at a "reasonable" hour. All-nighters slowly becoming a thing of the past, not so much our ages but because there's no money (or not as much money) in it for the venue owners when NS is promoted. Like you said the all night bar is now attracting local piss heads looking for a late drink which in turn causes antagonism between the soulies and the "locals" due to drunken antics of the idiots. Memberships a great idea....bring 'em back.
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I said long time ago alcohol would be the downfall of the nighter scene as we knew it. It was much better when all you could get was a soft drink at the bar.
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there's a few reasons Beeker. Too many don't care for their own generation let alone the younger generation, they just want to carry on doing what they did in 1977 listening to the same music they did in 1977. Also kids don't want to be seen out with people old enopugh to be their parents and in more than a few cases grandparents The aforementioned venues you run and that others run of a similar nature are not what you would call Northern Soul. Many don't even want ot listen to "new" 60's northern soul let alone introduce contempory soul as you call it. I haven't seen playlists Beat Boutique and Shake and finger....but guess it's more mod orientated????? If owt like the mod doo's I've been to then it's not for the northern scene.
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I had it in my head a red one on Soul, like I said probably imagining it on that label. I can remember listing it for Andy for £200 or £250 and it selling with no problem about 4/5 years ago.